Problem with my 2001 Chevy Silverado 1500.
5.3 L V8
Repairs done prior = new radiator 1 year ago
GM tech = MW
question = My truck started leaking radiator fluid...not from the radiator, but further
back towards the back of the engine. Can you diagnose this problem for me?
MW:
As with any vehicle, a coolant / antifreeze leak needs to looked at carefully to diagnose
where the leak is coming from. Many things can cause a coolant leak.
From basic problems like a leaking hose, loose clamp, water pump, to more serious like
intake manifold gaskets, or a freeze plug.
Have a mechanic do a pressure test on the system to find the source of the leak.
5.3 L V8
Repairs done prior = new radiator 1 year ago
GM tech = MW
question = My truck started leaking radiator fluid...not from the radiator, but further
back towards the back of the engine. Can you diagnose this problem for me?
MW:
As with any vehicle, a coolant / antifreeze leak needs to looked at carefully to diagnose
where the leak is coming from. Many things can cause a coolant leak.
From basic problems like a leaking hose, loose clamp, water pump, to more serious like
intake manifold gaskets, or a freeze plug.
Have a mechanic do a pressure test on the system to find the source of the leak.
Chevrolet Silverado ABS and EVAP Problem
Problem with my 2005 Chevy Silverado LS.
5.3 liter Vortec V8
Check Engine light.
GM Computer codes = EVAP Sensor
GM tech = JK
question = Where is the EVAP sensor on a 2005 Chevy Silverado? How do I reset or change it out?
5.3 liter Vortec V8
Check Engine light.
GM Computer codes = EVAP Sensor
GM tech = JK
question = Where is the EVAP sensor on a 2005 Chevy Silverado? How do I reset or change it out?
JK:
If you are referring to the EVAP Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor, this is located on top of the fuel tank, on
the fuel pump module. The tank will either need to be removed, or lowered to gain access to it. It has 1
electrical connector, and snaps into the fuel pump module assembly.
See picture below. This is from the top of the fuel tank.
If you are referring to the EVAP Fuel Tank Pressure Sensor, this is located on top of the fuel tank, on
the fuel pump module. The tank will either need to be removed, or lowered to gain access to it. It has 1
electrical connector, and snaps into the fuel pump module assembly.
See picture below. This is from the top of the fuel tank.
